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Do You Value Your Tools More than Your Health?

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There is a saying that goes: An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure. Sounds a bit cliché, right?

But often, tradies ignore that and find reasons not to take care of themselves like how they take care of their tools.

As part of the ongoing Tradies National Health Month series, The Physio Depot’s principal physiotherapist, Patrick Lincoln, joins us for this episode. We will dig deeper into the importance of getting checked at the first sign of discomfort and why you should value your health above all else. We will also discuss the exercises that diversify our movements, overdoing exercising, and the effects of niggles on our well-being.

Long story short, tradie or not, it is time to take our health seriously. We invite you to listen to today’s conversation and start taking action!

Discussion Points:

  • 02:00 Health: a tradies’ most important asset
  • 03:21 It is better to start early in physio
  • 07:08 The most common injuries that tradies sustain
  • 08:52 The ramifications tradies face when it comes to health
  • 09:59 Early warning signs to prevent injuries
  • 11:42 Get checked in advance
  • 13:11 How niggles and low-grade aches affect our emotional well being
  • 14:00 Tradies’ misconceptions about physical health
  • 14:55 Why is doing injury prevention exercises beneficial?
  • 16:02 Don’t overdo exercising!
  • 17:51 Exercise creates time for us to think more clearly
  • 19:40 Tradies’ general idea of health that can be changed
  • 21:54 Main takeaway for tradies

 

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